Dienstag 07.06.2011
20.30 Uhr
vorgestellt von Thomas Moritz Helm
COMMENT JE ME SUIS DISPUTE... (MA VIE SEXUELLE) | Frankreich 1996 | Regie: Arnaud Desplechin | Buch: Emmanuel Bourdieu| Kamera: Eric Gautier | Montage: Laurence Briaud, François Gédigier | Musik: Krishna Levy | Produzent: Pascal Caucheteux | Darsteller: Mathieu AMALRIC, Jeanne BALIBAR, Thibault DE MONTALEMBERT, Marianne DENICOURT, Fabrice DESPLECHIN, Emmanuelle DEVOS, Chiara MASTROIANNI, Bruno PODALYDES, Emmanuel SALINGER | 178 Minuten | Farbe | Französisch, Engl. UT
Da der Film Überlänge hat, werden wir wieder (und ab jetzt ja auch sowieso immer) ABSOLUT PÜNKTLICH um 20.30 Uhr mit der Vorführung beginnen!
“My movies are not for everyone, but anyone.” (Arnaud Desplechin)
Inhalt:
Paul is 29 years old; he is an assistant professor in a University just outside of Paris. Since Paul has been teaching without wanting to, he wants to quit his 'provisional' job he's been in for the last two years, but cannot seem to do it. He wants to quit so bad he hasn't even taken his exams to become a full-time teacher. So he lives a part time life with a modest income waiting to start what would be hard for him to call, without a doubt, his life as a man. Paul lives with his cousin Bob, and has been seeing the same girlfriend, Esther, for 10 years. They don't get on and they have spent 10 years trying to get rid of each other. Paul has been having an adventure with another girl he met 2 years ago. But he finds out that she is engaged to his best friend, Nathan, whom he admires greatly. Since Paul doesn't believe in 'taking' a women from another man, this is where his problems start...
Quelle: Festival de Cannes (Der Film lief im Jahre 1996 in Cannes im Wettbewerb)
"The title lets you know that this is a rambling, self-conscious film trying hard to be sexy and not knowing when to stop... It could be seen as an entire season of "Friends" episodes, strung together without commercials. It speaks meaningfully to intellectual 20-somethings who still deem friendship more important than family or love or career. Jean Eustache's "The Mother and the Whore" did the same thing in 1974 for my generation..."
(Karen Jaehne)
“My movies are not for everyone, but anyone.” (Arnaud Desplechin)
Inhalt:
Paul is 29 years old; he is an assistant professor in a University just outside of Paris. Since Paul has been teaching without wanting to, he wants to quit his 'provisional' job he's been in for the last two years, but cannot seem to do it. He wants to quit so bad he hasn't even taken his exams to become a full-time teacher. So he lives a part time life with a modest income waiting to start what would be hard for him to call, without a doubt, his life as a man. Paul lives with his cousin Bob, and has been seeing the same girlfriend, Esther, for 10 years. They don't get on and they have spent 10 years trying to get rid of each other. Paul has been having an adventure with another girl he met 2 years ago. But he finds out that she is engaged to his best friend, Nathan, whom he admires greatly. Since Paul doesn't believe in 'taking' a women from another man, this is where his problems start...
Quelle: Festival de Cannes (Der Film lief im Jahre 1996 in Cannes im Wettbewerb)
"The title lets you know that this is a rambling, self-conscious film trying hard to be sexy and not knowing when to stop... It could be seen as an entire season of "Friends" episodes, strung together without commercials. It speaks meaningfully to intellectual 20-somethings who still deem friendship more important than family or love or career. Jean Eustache's "The Mother and the Whore" did the same thing in 1974 for my generation..."
(Karen Jaehne)
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